Did you read this post 50 Materials to weave with for your textile art? Well then, how about some cool and unusual methods to use these materials for your textile art?

1. Recycled plastic bags: Cut plastic bags into strips and weave them into a large, colorful sculpture resembling a jellyfish or other sea creature. The bags can be layered and overlapped to create a sense of movement and fluidity.
2. Metallic fibers: Use metallic fibers, such as gold or silver thread, to create a woven sculpture that shimmers and glows in the light. These fibers can be incorporated into the weave in various ways, such as wrapped around the warp threads or woven in as weft threads.
3. Leather strips or cords: Combine leather strips or cords with other materials, such as yarn or twine, to create a woven sculpture that incorporates both soft and hard elements. The leather can be braided, knotted, or woven in various patterns to create texture and interest.
4. Ribbon: Weave a sculptural piece entirely out of ribbon, using different colors and widths to create a rainbow effect. The ribbon can be woven in a simple pattern, or more complex patterns such as twill or herringbone.
5. Wire: Create a wire armature and weave various materials, such as fabric strips, twine, or paper, around the frame to create a woven sculpture that has both structure and texture. The wire can be shaped into various forms, such as animals or geometric shapes, before the weaving process begins.
6. Burlap: Use burlap as a base material and weave other materials, such as yarn or raffia, into the weave to create a three-dimensional sculpture that has a rough, rustic texture.
7. Coconut fiber: Weave coconut fiber into a large, sculptural piece that resembles a nest or cocoon. The fibers can be woven in a random, organic pattern to create a sense of chaos and growth.

These are just a few ideas to get you started – the possibilities for creating woven sculpture art with different materials are truly endless!